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To whom it may concern:This is an appeal under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") challenging the adequacy of the search performed to complete request #A16-04284 pertaining to all Destruction of Animal Reports (DPD 669) filed between Jan. 1, 2015 and Aug. 5, 2016.

On Oct. 6, 2016, the Detroit Law Department produced 68 pages of documents responsive to my request. However, I have subsequently found at least seven incidents noted in lawsuits and media coverage that should have generated Destruction of Animal reports but were not included in the documents released to me. In one instance, I have a destruction of animal report related to a Jan. 14, 2016 search warrant execution by the Detroit PD Major Violators Unit that was filed to the public court system, yet was not released to me.

The addresses and dates of seven of the incidents are as follows:

- 8115 Woodlawn, 7/11/16- 18601 Moenart, 6/23/16- 5441 Springwells, 1/27/16- 18488 Sussex, 1/14/16 - an incident on 12/3/15- an incident at the site of old Tigers stadium in May 2015- and another on the 1600 block of Strathmoor in Jan. 2015

I am informed by the Detroit Law Office that those records were not released to it by the Detroit Police Department. According to the Michigan Freedom of Information Act, "Except as expressly provided in section 13, upon providing a public body's FOIA coordinator with a written request that describes a public record sufficiently to enable the public body to find the public record, a person has a right to inspect, copy, or receive copies of the requested public record of the public body."

Because the documents were not expressly withheld, nor I was I notified of their withholding, I therefore request DPD produce the documents I am entitled to under Michigan law. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.

To whom it may concern:This is an appeal under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") challenging the adequacy of the search performed to complete request #A16-04284 pertaining to all Destruction of Animal Reports (DPD 669) filed between Jan. 1, 2015 and Aug. 5, 2016.

On Oct. 6, 2016, the Detroit Law Department produced 68 pages of documents responsive to my request. However, I have subsequently found at least seven incidents noted in lawsuits and media coverage that should have generated Destruction of Animal reports but were not included in the documents released to me. In one instance, I have a destruction of animal report related to a Jan. 14, 2016 search warrant execution by the Detroit PD Major Violators Unit that was filed to the public court system, yet was not released to me.

The addresses and dates of seven of the incidents are as follows:

- 8115 Woodlawn, 7/11/16- 18601 Moenart, 6/23/16- 5441 Springwells, 1/27/16- 18488 Sussex, 1/14/16 - an incident on 12/3/15- an incident at the site of old Tigers stadium in May 2015- and another on the 1600 block of Strathmoor in Jan. 2015

I am informed by the Detroit Law Office that those records were not released to it by the Detroit Police Department. According to the Michigan Freedom of Information Act, "Except as expressly provided in section 13, upon providing a public body's FOIA coordinator with a written request that describes a public record sufficiently to enable the public body to find the public record, a person has a right to inspect, copy, or receive copies of the requested public record of the public body."

Because the documents were not expressly withheld, nor I was I notified of their withholding, I therefore request DPD produce the documents I am entitled to under Michigan law. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.

To whom it may concern:This is an appeal under Michigan's Freedom of Information Act ("FOIA") challenging the adequacy of the search performed to complete request #A16-04284 pertaining to all Destruction of Animal Reports (DPD 669) filed between Jan. 1, 2015 and Aug. 5, 2016.

On Oct. 6, 2016, the Detroit Law Department produced 68 pages of documents responsive to my request. However, I have subsequently found at least seven incidents noted in lawsuits and media coverage that should have generated Destruction of Animal reports but were not included in the documents released to me. In one instance, I have a destruction of animal report related to a Jan. 14, 2016 search warrant execution by the Detroit PD Major Violators Unit that was filed to the public court system, yet was not released to me.

The addresses and dates of seven of the incidents are as follows:

- 8115 Woodlawn, 7/11/16- 18601 Moenart, 6/23/16- 5441 Springwells, 1/27/16- 18488 Sussex, 1/14/16 - an incident on 12/3/15- an incident at the site of old Tigers stadium in May 2015- and another on the 1600 block of Strathmoor in Jan. 2015

I am informed by the Detroit Law Office that those records were not released to it by the Detroit Police Department. According to the Michigan Freedom of Information Act, "Except as expressly provided in section 13, upon providing a public body's FOIA coordinator with a written request that describes a public record sufficiently to enable the public body to find the public record, a person has a right to inspect, copy, or receive copies of the requested public record of the public body."

Because the documents were not expressly withheld, nor I was I notified of their withholding, I therefore request DPD produce the documents I am entitled to under Michigan law. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response.